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Motor Speed Designators<br />

All Exlar T-LAM motors and actuators carry a standard<br />

motor speed designator as defined below. This is<br />

representative of the standard base speed of the motor, for<br />

the selected bus voltage.<br />

Designator Base Speed Actuator/Motor <strong>Series</strong><br />

-50 5000 rpm <strong>GSM</strong>20<br />

-30 3000 rpm <strong>GSM</strong>30/<strong>GSM</strong>40<br />

01-99 Special Speed, Consult Exlar<br />

If the model number is created and the location for the motor<br />

speed designator is left blank, this is the base speed to which<br />

each motor will be manufactured. The model number can also<br />

be created including this standard speed designator.<br />

Exlar also provides the flexibility to manufacture all of its<br />

T-LAM products with special base speeds to match the<br />

customer’s exact application requirements. This may be a<br />

higher than standard speed motor, or lower base speed than<br />

standard which will allow the customer to get the required<br />

torque, at a speed optimized to their application, and use the<br />

minimum amount of current from their amplifier.<br />

The call out for a special speed is configured in the model<br />

number by using a two digit code from 01-99. These<br />

numbers represent the number, in hundreds, of RPM that<br />

will be the base speed for the particular motor.<br />

For example, an <strong>GSM</strong>30-0301-BSA-EM3-138-30 motor that<br />

normally has a 3000 rpm standard winding, can be changed to<br />

a 3300 rpm winding by changing the -30, to a -33. It can be<br />

changed to a 5000 rpm winding by changing the -30 to a -50.<br />

Changing this speed designator will change the ratings of the<br />

motor, and these must be obtained from Exlar applications<br />

engineers. Also, it is not possible to produce every possible<br />

speed from -01 to -99 for each motor at each voltage so<br />

please contact Exlar applications engineers for confirmation of<br />

the speed that is desired for the application.<br />

Feedback Options<br />

LT = ICT including conditioner<br />

This option provides for an actuator containing an<br />

internally mounted ICT transducer spanning the full stroke<br />

of the actuator. Inquire with Exlar engineering for details<br />

and conditioner output preference. LT is not available with<br />

absolute feedback.<br />

Due to the variability in size of some feedback devices,<br />

especially absolute feedback devices which are often very<br />

large relative to the size of the actuator motor, the actual<br />

size of the actuator may differ in length and width from<br />

these drawings for feedback types other than standard<br />

resolvers and standard encoders. Please consult Exlar for<br />

details. In the event that you order an actuator that differs<br />

from these standard dimensions, you will be sent a drawing<br />

of the final configuration of your actuator for approval.<br />

Motor Options<br />

<strong>GSM</strong> motor options are described with a 3 digit code.<br />

The first digit calls out the stack length, the second the<br />

rated bus voltage, and the third the number of poles of<br />

the motor. Refer to the mechanical/ electrical<br />

specifications for motor torque and actuator rated force.<br />

118 = 1 stack,<br />

115 Vrms, 8 Pole, Class 180 H<br />

138 = 1 stack,<br />

230 Vrms, 8 Pole, Class 180 H<br />

158 = 1 stack,<br />

400 Vrms, 8 Pole, Class 180 H<br />

168 = 1 stack,<br />

460 Vrms, 8 Pole, Class 180 H<br />

218 = 2 stack,<br />

115 Vrms, 8 Pole, Class 180 H<br />

238 = 2 stack,<br />

230 Vrms, 8 Pole, Class 180 H<br />

258 = 2 stack,<br />

400 Vrms, 8 Pole, Class 180 H<br />

268 = 2 stack,<br />

460 Vrms, 8 Pole, Class 180<br />

Note: 3 stack not available in <strong>GSM</strong> <strong>Series</strong><br />

Rod End Attachments<br />

Rear Clevis Pin<br />

Spherical Rod Eye<br />

Rod Eye<br />

Rod Clevis<br />

See drawings on pages 52-53.<br />

Attachments ordered separate from actuator.<br />

Housing Options<br />

P5 = IP65 Sealing Option<br />

HC = Type III Hard Coat Anodized, Class 1<br />

This option provides an actuator with type III<br />

hard coat anodized coating. Class 1, no dye.<br />

XH = Special Housing Option<br />

Any housing option that is not designated by<br />

the above codes should be listed as XH and<br />

described at time of order. All special options<br />

must be discussed with Exlar engineering.<br />

48 Exlar Corporation • 952.368.3434

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